Will my count survive closing the browser?

Yes. The current row, target, and repeat are stored in your browser's localStorage. Reopening the page on the same browser restores your exact position. Clearing site data or using a different device resets it.

What is the repeat length for?

Many patterns repeat a block of rows, for example a 12-row cable. Enter 12 and the counter shows which repeat number you are on and which row within that repeat, so you never lose your place in the chart.

Can I use this for crochet rounds too?

Yes. A round is counted exactly like a row. Set your target to the number of rounds and tap plus after completing each round. The repeat field works the same for repeating round patterns.

What happens when I reach the target?

The progress bar fills to 100 percent and rows remaining shows zero. You can keep counting past the target if you like; the remaining figure simply stays at zero rather than going negative.

How do I start a new project?

Press the reset button to set the count back to zero. Adjust the target and repeat for the new pattern and start tapping plus again. Reset only clears the count, not the page.

Knitting Row & Round Counter

A physical row counter is easy to knock off the sofa and lose your place. This browser counter does the same job, remembers your position between sessions, and adds repeat tracking and a live progress percentage so you always know exactly where you are in a pattern.

How it works

The counter keeps a single running total of completed rows. Two derived numbers help you stay oriented when a pattern repeats a block of rows:

rows remaining = max(0, target − current)
percent done   = current / target × 100
repeat number  = floor((current − 1) / repeatLen) + 1
row in repeat  = ((current − 1) mod repeatLen) + 1

The current − 1 offset means that while you are working row 1 the tool reports “repeat 1, row 1”, and crossing a repeat boundary advances the repeat number exactly when your chart restarts.

Tips and notes

Set the target to your pattern’s total row count so the progress bar is meaningful. For garments knit in pieces, run one counter per piece and reset between them. The plus and minus buttons make correcting a miscount instant — tap minus once if you double-counted a row. Because everything is stored locally, your count is private to your device and works offline once the page has loaded.